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How two men found in septic tank were killed

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
February 16, 2022
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How two men found in septic tank were killed

A police cesspool truck at the residence where bodies were retrieved from the septic tank in Ssimbwa Zone, Rubaga Division in Kampala City. PHOTO | COURTESY

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The arrest of a security guard, who was protecting the residence where two bodies were found  in Ssimbwa Zone, Rubaga Division in Kampala City, has helped the police to establish the suspected killer, the motive for the crime, and how they were killed.

The guard was suspected to have gone missing in late January. However, police arrested him from his hideout in Ndeeba, Kampala just a few miles away from the crime scene on Monday.

READ more: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/how-two-men-found-in-septic-tank-were-killed-3718540

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